“We believe MSCI is a classic case of a struggling company failing to transform itself while engaging in value-destructive” acquisitions and share repurchases, the short seller said Wednesday in a report.
Shares of MSCI fell 0.8% on the day to close at $538.16 a share, extending its decline this year to 4.9%. Spruce Point called MSCI a “strong sell” and said that its stock could eventually decline as much ...
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